... . hay and straw dealer. X Charles H. Johnson, Albert-street, Silverdale, Staf- id fordshire, clothier. Id Thomas E. Hardy, known as Thomas Hardy, Lord- er street, Southport, cycle agent. Cho rles J. Burn, lately trading as J. H. Bnrn and W Son, now or ...

... Powell, Charle3-street, IMilford Haven, stationer and photographer. Charles J. M'Intyre, Eldon-road, Cardiff, engi- neer. Thomas Hardy, Lord-street, Southport, cycle I agent. George C. Sanderson, Lime-street, Liverpool, hotel I preprietor. Henry Gould, Deansgate ...

... literary features of the Christmas number of the IIllustrated London News will be a story of the French Revolu- tion, by Mr Thomas Hardy entitled A Coin- mittee NMan of IThe Terror,' and a ghost story by M RF. Marion Crawford. Mr Louis Becke u-ill shortly ...

... aerated water mansthturer, et*~lbsed by Mr. Thomas Hardy and his brother, Mr. Willm Hardy, at Kimberley, in the county of Nottingfzm, iD the year 1857. Mr. William Hardy retired ioN 1874, and since then Mr. Thomas ...

... ripresentel by Sir Fiancis Knollve, th3 Prince of Vales bv Lord Church:!!, the Duke of York by the Eton. Dbre KRppc-L, Thomas Hardy, the novelist, and numseou3 cauncy folk were also present. The Bishop ef WVincbester was too unwrull to attend. ...

... G. Asquitl, anpd Win. W. Wade. eaCh of whom take one share. CREDITORS' MEETINGS. The firat meeting of the creditora of Thomas Hardy, 78, AMnokgate, orlr, painter and paperhanger, weas held at the Official Receiver's office, York, vesterday. The debtors ...

... that for those e who like this sort of thing, it is just the sort of t thing that they like. The Midnight Baptism, f by Thomas Hardy, and A Chemiist in the d Suburbs, by Frederick Wedmore, are two ex- , quisite pathetic tales, which have the advantage ...

... 145.] S ?? from Black aned Wzhile. (Chapman and Hall.) [Among the contributors are W. E, Norris, W. Clark Russell, Thomas Hardy, S Mrs. Lynn Lynton, &c. Illustrations. Pp. 349. Price 5s.] TIJARr, EDWARD A. (vicar of St. James's, Holloway). ' Children ...

... present were-Messrs. Hunt W . Chansh, J.P.; Jas. Brown. J.P.; John Mullan, (alira..ith Wylie. Isaac Kvdd. Thomas Robinson, Jame-s Ra'umlond, and Uilliam Hardy. A letter was read fromn Mr. Robert Agnew. Local Govern- ment Board irspeCtor, asking the Guardians ...

... brother, Mr. William Hardy, at Kimberley, in the county of NoWtting- ham, in the year 1857. Mr. William Hardy retired in 1874, and sines then Mr. Thomas Hardy has carried on the business, latterly with the assistance of his sons. The share capital is ...

... (Charlemont), Peter Sherry, Charles 0. Corr, James Quinn, Putrick 7M'Donald, James A. Gray, Adam Gordon, Jas. Wilkins, Thomas H. Hardy, Henry Williamson, and George Bates. The chairman stated that the committee appointed to investigate the cases of outdoor ...

... bresfien pnn-e S Hardy Thomas, Bahwcave-row, West Ccrnfaorsh, Iatte innkeeprr -z Turn-er George, Coapel-stroet, Low Spenanynoor, contmk.7orr in I ?? Hirst lhebec a, lately Lcdge-nTesae, Tong-road, Leeds, grocer and ?? dealer Jackson Thomas Wm-., trading ...